[dogma1138]

Medicaid for All almost made it into the Democratic Party manifesto this time, it was cut but realistically it will make it into the 2024 or 2028 one especially once the longer term effects of COVID-19 will be more apparent because many of the recovered will suffer long lasting effects potentially for the rest of their (hopefully long) lives, and overall once all the bullshit settles down people will see it as a pretty good wake up call.

[edoceo]

You're almost proving my point. Look at the numbers; between now and any reform in 2024 they'll be making $100MM/yr in Net Income -- by 2028 they'd have a war-chest of $800MM -- cateris peribus.

"sooner rather than later" won't be in 4 and could take 8! years (that's seems later to me)

If you're concerned about their longevity it looks like they'll have plenty of cash to figure it out over plenty of time.

[dogma1138]

It depends on the time scale you are looking at 4-8 years isn’t a lot, and also there are plenty of other changes that could happen in the prescription drug market and there have been many pushes for that which don’t require a full on single payer system.

[bhupy]

Most of these changes still maintain the necessity for price transparency, which GoodRx still offers. There will always be some need for an online portal through which to shop for medication, regardless of whether or not there are price controls or if the payments are reimbursed/subsidized by the state.

[takeda]

8 years is a bit less than half of Google's existence.

[manigandham]

A political “manifesto” is meaningless.